As-Built Drawings in Kenosha, WI
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What you get
An as-built from ADS is a measured record of your building as it stands, not as the old drawings say it should be. We capture the space with LiDAR scanners, register the scans into one 3D point cloud, and draft everything else from that cloud: a 360° digital twin you can walk through in a browser, 2D CAD in AutoCAD and PDF (floor plans, reflected ceiling plans, elevations and sections), and a Revit model at LOD 200–300 if your consultants work in BIM. Exposed ductwork, piping, beams and electrical runs are modeled when scoped, and BOMA or REBNY area calculations can be added.
Kenosha is the closest of our Wisconsin pages to our published Chicago work. In June 2025 we completed a pre-installation survey of a 400 sq ft space for a luxury kitchen there, the kind of small, exacting job where fit depends on measured dimensions. Elsewhere in the Midwest we documented the 4,358 sq ft Windsor store at Easton Town Center in Columbus (2025) and the 1,750 sq ft Daylight Coffee building in Basehor, Kansas (2024). We have not yet published a Kenosha project.
How a Kenosha project runs: you send the address, approximate square footage and the deliverables you want; we quote each item separately, with travel as its own line. A technician scans the building in one visit using a Leica RTC360, Leica BLK2GO or Matterport Pro3 while it stays in use. The point cloud is registered, the drawings are drafted from it, and you review and request revisions before the final set is issued.
Kenosha FAQ
What does it cost?
Four things set the price: floor area, how much there is to document (fit-out, millwork, exposed MEP), the deliverables you choose, and travel. Point cloud and 2D CAD is the lowest tier; Revit adds modelling time. The quote is itemized, so you can strip it back.
Is it worth bringing you in from out of town?
Kenosha is close to Chicago, where our nearest published project is, and travel appears as one line on the quote. Scanning takes a single visit; registration and drafting are done remotely, so distance does not change the deliverable.
How accurate is it?
The drawings are drafted from the registered point cloud, not from hand measurements. We use the Leica RTC360, Leica BLK2GO and Matterport Pro3, and every dimension on the sheet is traceable back to the scan.
Does the building have to close?
No. Stores, offices and plants stay open while we scan; we work around people and can schedule around shifts or after hours.
Will the drawings work for my permit?
Yes. Your architect or engineer uses the set as the existing-conditions base for a renovation, addition or tenant-improvement application. In Kenosha, permits are handled by the City Inspections Department's Building Inspection division at 625 52nd St., Room 100. We do not file the application; we make sure the existing conditions in it are correct.
Who owns the files?
You do. The CAD, PDF, Revit and point-cloud files are yours to share with your consultants.
Nearby ADS projects
Documented by ADS crews in Chicago, Columbus and Basehor:
- Luxury Kitchen Pre-Install in Chicago
Chicago, IL · 400 sq ft · 2025
Getting MEP positions right in this luxury kitchen was the central concern. ADS developed refined sections and elevations that confirmed alignment and system integration, and the final model let the manufacturer's team plan installation smoothly with fewer site hours. - Windsor, Easton Town Center
Columbus, OH · 4,358 sq ft · 2025
Distinct floor finishes, fixed wall cabinetry along broad sales areas, generous fitting rooms and distributed ceiling lighting characterized this Columbus mall unit ahead of its adaptation for Windsor. ADS documented architectural and MEP systems across its sales and service areas. - Daylight Coffee, Pinehurst Drive
Basehor, KS · 1,750 sq ft · 2024
Floor, reflected ceiling and roof plans, elevations, AutoCAD drawings with annotated PDF sheets, high-resolution LiDAR data and a 360° digital twin for collaboration were handed to the design team for this 1,750 sq ft cafe.
Permits & governing bodies
City of Kenosha City Inspections Department, Building Inspection division, 625 52nd St., Room 100 – building, plumbing, occupancy and related permits.
Where we work
Downtown and HarborPark, Uptown, the Lake Michigan shoreline, Pleasant Prairie, Somers, Bristol, Paddock Lake, Salem Lakes and the rest of Kenosha County.
To get a quote, send
• Property address
• Approximate square footage and number of floors
• What it is for: tenant improvement, renovation, lease plan, insurance, facility records
• Deliverables: point cloud, 2D CAD, Revit, MEP
• Your deadline
Existing drawings, even old ones, help us scope faster.
